Sentence examples for strikingly quick from inspiring English sources
By all accounts, it was a strikingly quick ascent.
Celera -- the name is the female form of the Latin word meaning "quick" -- has indeed been strikingly nimble.
It was electric-quick, had instant torque, and was strikingly quiet.
He's flamboyant in that Southern way, charming as hell, quick to witticism, strikingly cynical, and prone to the most elaborate, engaging tangents you've ever heard.
So you'd better get there quick if you want to enjoy this strikingly beautiful public spectacle at your leisure.
Quick studies, the executives at New Line have been lining up something strikingly similar for next Valentine's Day.
Strikingly, addition of ISRIB to stressed cells with pre-formed SGs lead to their quick dissolution (less than 5 min), liberating mRNAs back into the translational pool.
That line is strikingly similar to Bane's line, "We give it back to you, you people," which Deadspin editor Tim Burke was quick to point out on Friday.
